Father pushes for change after Meta’s $18 billion settlement

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Meta has agreed to an $18 billion settlement in a major child safety case tied to claims that social media platforms can harm young users. John Demay, whose son Jordan died after an online sextortion scheme, speaks with NBC News’ Tom Llamas about his fight to make social media safer for children and families.



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